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1. : .4 ts - . e.: ---'- , i f!1 - Da rrorn and viva ying r are the div- nigh oral .baLl be I wt nat vi of st_tit rind dge :hey ook and ern iery, - NUMLER 569 :~.,_, (Or a al: eel/ riril; Fug•. svi- thg Yard di . of OA S /or,- .1 40 T.l .'S iliiet I s ' ilis dari: rod, C 1 Afr sva' trl3 Of ,oa 4l. ~l~~~' s ell le A n'' oh' f"' "NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Dec. 15_, I 8 10, will be aae-.I the Hi s torical flay of KING JOHN. king John, Mr. K i• MBLE ' • Prince_Arthur, Master CHAPMAN ; t auconbridge, Mr. C. KEMBLE; Hubert, Mr. EGERTON ; The Lady. Constance, .Mrs. SID DONS. fio which will be added, the Farce of • • ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE.. Sir Gilbert, Mr BLANCHARD Captain manley, Mr. HAM E RTON ; Captain Stukeley, Mr CLAREMONT ; litggory, Mr. LisToN; Simon, Mr. SI NI MO NS ; ' Miss Bridget Pumpkin, Mrs. DAV ENPORT; Kitty Sprightly, Miss S. BOOTH. ~,Places for tne Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the New Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart -street, trom Ten tin Four. Boxes 's. Second-price 3s. 6d. •--Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price Lower Gallery zs. Second-price is —Upper Gallery is. S econd-price.6d. --No Money to be returned. `The Doors w:11 be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play, begin at Haltpa t 11 , 1codav, The Mountaineers ; with La Perouse . , or, T he Desolate island, which, alter that Evening, must ne. eessarify be withdrawn on account of .the pradiccb for the new Pantoinirne, which haS been the greater part of the 6, i inner in preparation.—On Tuesday, Macbeth ; with Miss 1 -Lcy, -or, T.le Virgin Unmasked:— On Wednesday,. Gusta- Vhs Vasa.-- On Thursday, The Merchant of Venice. -FR POSED NEW. BRIDGE FROM BANKSIDE, SOUTHWARK,' 'l'o QUEEN-STREET, CHEAP STD. -I'HL PUBLIC is. respettfully informed,. that 110()Ks to. re , :emng Subscriptions tor this Under taking, o pelted :it the trioking Houses of Messrs. Smith, M.,nsion-house-street, and 'Messy., - Ittamsbottoins. i:amsbuttom, snd Co. Lombard street, to whom a Deposit of Two Pounds Ten Shillings per Share must be paid At the time of subscribing. • .By Order of the Commo lice ' - 1;1-10. and W M NETTL ESH I PP, -Solicitors: . Grocers' Hall, Nov, z 5, 1810. Printed Proposals may De had of Mr: tt, Bookseller, picket -street, Teinpie.bar. BREWERY. AN'TNIPROVP.,iVJENT in the SCIENCE of BR EW I NG c4ani,inicated for a tritiii:g 04tnity, the 4) !:kiedof wincn is 311 ASE of" EX. I•KACTs" ft ahy 4 glven quantity of Malt, in' the proport.ol of z:rx BAttazi,,s 4 ront every' Twenty Qharters. Printed Particulars of the " Process," and personal At. terfdance, if required, for an atlequate . Consideration• Letters addressed to B. 0. No. if, (heat Warner street, London, post • paid PIANO FOR I ES, VI,ItY CHEAP. Aw MANUFACTURER, elisappointed of Foreign 01,,5, is overst.oci“xt, and witl Sell FIFIV of the the., most improved new ones, singly, much cheaper than t hey Lab be had elsewhere ; not only worth the particular a ttention of Private ‘amihes wantinK a good instrument, t khan price, but also of Music Shops, Protes:;sors and tx- Porters, viz. :---New 32 (. Aiwa ones tor zs ; Horizontals 75 itirrea.G rands thr 6 ; pright , 85 Guinea Grands for 68 ; Food Second:hand Pianos trorn 14 to 23 Guineas. Also, 'lonic (Inge, and Barrel Organs and Harps. The lowest price marked on each for immediate pay. The nt. o he seen P.f Mr. Ailen's Private Dancing Academy t No. 2 9, Slierrard.stceer, uea, golden-square. • S A L E, &c. STAFFORDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BYAUCTION, O n the igth, zoth, 2ISt, and 22d Days of December taro, at the Dog-Inn, Sandok; in Lots, • SEVERAL very Vat ,able and most Desirable FREEHOLD FARMS, of rich ARABLE MEADOW "hit pAsTUR E LAND, eunfaining Jpgether 730 Acres,: eolivenfetit and appropriatelliiiiMM;s, situate - in the leveral Parishes, Vils, Hamlets, d Townships, and Liberties 71 Weston, Gaytoo, Stowe, Eceshall, Ainertor, rodswell, Dogland,. Meadowlrurst - ," Hixtua, Potlnfore and '▪ horlton, in the County of Stafford. I ,The Estates hre situated within easy . Distances of the great n.ket,•wits of Statford, Stone, Newcastle-under-Line, end Uttoxcter ; and from the particular advantages arising r otn the Contiguity of the Grand .1 uncii.): , Canal part ~, ‘, 1 ,, !, the p.toyerty, as well as the Estate geneaily abounding. Mirle and other Parts of the Estates hav:m; Streams of ater running through them, they are nut ~.iy must desir- Tie for Agriculture, but are well deserving Of the attention the lkilanufatturer. -- • The Farms arc in the several Occupations of John Steven °/li of Afestim ; John , i)awsoni Edward Fox, and Edward tlrthurs, of. Gaytort; George Dawson, of Atherton ; John retton, lOsepit Dix, 161 in Hawkins, ,and John Collier, of S towe; Walter Yates, „t Dogland ,• oseph Yates, of Mea *whurst; • William /161 - ley, of Podthore f and William 14441er, of Choriton; who will spew their respettiVe t he of Sale may be had about Ten Days preceding „".e Sale of Mr. Robert Harvey, Dunstal, near Lichfield ; "q Z4r. E. K. Pickering, Staple-Inn, London ; and at the tincipal Inns at Stowe, Stafford, Sandon, Wolsley- bridge . ugeley; • •••Abbot Bromley, Burton.upost-Trent, Lich • Wnore, Newcastle-under-Liue, - Stowe, and Utti)Xe- GLNUINE MIDICINES. 1 1 . NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's ), • Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dame.street. ,itiblin, Proprietors of Dr. laines's Powder, anti other .. 4 tuable Preparations, inform the Public:, that ip . conse. lueuce of. the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is as. f . g. per Packet, 01'11. ss. 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in ' tonic, 11. 4s: as made up tOr the Army and Navy ; e but o bserve that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," 4r edengraved in the . Stamps. i ) , lite follownig are the l'rices of their Medicines, duties ; I ,cluded ; but t oust:- who - purchase six, or more, will be a l lowed the Stamps gratis. b. - - i. n t I. • J. d. r• James's Powder .. a 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 1 3 9. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 o b ut ° Antinilious,Pills 2 9 auxhain's ditto - 3 0 ' J r -Austin's Chalybeate 4 o English Cot L- - 2 9 C. Steer's Opodertioc 2 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9 b°. Convidsion Oil' - 2 6 Inglish's Sc.ers Pills 1 I E ° • Camormie.Drops I 9 Cheltenham Salts - z 9 esence.of COittbot 3 6 1 pecactranita Lozenges r 14 t l ,r•Spence's Dentifrice 4 o q Dr. Solander's Tea - i 9 'le Cephahc Shull - r Henry's M tgnesia - i 6 tL)zeges of Blois - 1 ti Maredant ry 's Dro - 6 4 ss n 's Magnesia - 3 6 Spilsbu's ditto ps 5 - 5 6 g e o's Linime,:t '- - 5 o Grant's Cough ditto i 6 lAtimatic Balsam . 2 9 Greenough'; tinctures t to b(kne g Ditto 'I , lu Lozenges 1 to t• Hooper's Pals - r q Soothing Syrup - 2 9 4txple allowance to Nicrctiant4, &c. for Lxpertati.n. oc 4 TiENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR E's CORUNNA i'ATENT 'CAMP BEDSTEA D, forming a regular Military Bed for the Field, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA fora Tent or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board Ship,' the whole packing in a small Vallee. allowed the most portable ever yet manuladured, invented by MORGAN and SANDERS; No. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest honours ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King ,and Countiy. VOCAL MUSIC. lust Published, • By R. BI R CHA LI.• No 133 N ew B on d street, mHE SECOND VOLUME of the BE AUTIES of PURCELL, by Dr. Clarke, of Cambridge, price tl:ss. The Sixth Volume of Bland's Colledion of Catches, Glees, Madrigals, Duets, &c. price 11. 4s. The First Volume'of Webbe's Glees, &c. price tl . ss. Meyer's Sacred' Music for the Harp and Piano-Forte, B. Ist, price cos. 6d. Guglielmi's Eight I taliAn Trios, price 7s 6d. 4 . GLEES. " Wandering Willie," by W. Knyvett," as. 6,1. , 4 Wilco the Shepherd pens his told," by Dr. Clarke, 2s. " Due morning very early," by S. Webby, jun. is. 6d. SONGS. " The Lay of Love," by Dr. Clarke, is. 6d. " I'll sing of I.ove,"by S. tVebbe, jun is. 6d. " To mossy Grots and shady Bowers;" by Elliott,- is., :ThisDay was published, price bound, 3s. bd • • • A New Edition 6E _ _ DOMESTIC HAPPINESS PROMOTED ; in a Series of I is4;uurses from a Father tcl. his Daughter, Q occasir,:i of her going into Service ealculateu to render Servalits in general Virtuous and o,:pily ; various Characters,. net:dotes, Fables, and lk ,. tieetions. ,being for the most part ildap;ed.Atso to the Use of Sunday Scht ,ls, itoridged front Virtue in Htimble Lite, written. By JONAS JIANWAY,-Esq. Painteu tor F.C.. and J. Rivingtoli, No. z 6, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sold. also, by J. Hawk:ad, ,No. tgo; Picca dilly. This Day '«-as published, Price, Snnuil, Two, Shillings, and Sixpence, " CONCISE MANUAL the PRINCIPLES L and DUTY Of aCH:c I STI AN. Collecte;i trom the Scnptures, and . arranged .4ider 'propet Heads ; after the manner ni Gastrell's Institutes. And an Appendix, consist ing of Select, Moral, and Devotional - Psaltits; to be corn, nutted to Mernor ? . With suitable Prayers annexed. By the Rev. JOHN MAULF., A.M. ReCtor of Horse Heath, in Cambridgeshire, and Chaplain of Greenwich •Hospital.- Compiled ichietiy) for the Use of the Hospital, and has own Parishioners. Printed tor F.. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold alSo by Hateliard, No. Ip, Pic cadilly. A Ngw VOLUME OF RIVINGTON'S ANNUAL • , REGISTEK. - 'Lately published, price, in boards, 185... THE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or a VIEW of tne tits roßy. POLITICS; and LITERATURE, tor the Year , 7,95. .Printf.d.for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church:vard • Sold also by Messrs Payne,. Egerton, Hatch atd, Noritavde, and Fell; and Mess / Ts. Arch. N. B. in this Volltille, besides other interesting Matter, will be found a more complete Account than has hitherto been given in the English Language, of the Polish Flistoiy, trout the Perioci.of Use. Russian Invasion in 170, to the Ex tindion of Poland, as an Independent State, in thc . Year 1795.• The Volumes for 1796 and 1804 are in the l'reas, and will appear betbre the close of the Year. • of the iibovement coded Booksellers may be had the former Volumes,, published by Messrs. Rivit,gtoas. „ gICHARDSON'6 PERSIAN. DICTIONARY. ' ' • "f his Day Was Pub•ishe ! i, Hand.,:otnely, printed by Bulnier, in two large Volumes Quarto, price 12 1. its . i n extra boards. a 'very few Copies On li• , trial P a p er ; price 211. DICTIONARY; ENGLISH, PERSIAN and • ARABIC; • •By lOHN RICHARDSON. Esq.--K.S. A. , A New Edition, with numerous Additions and Improve inents, • .•• y CHARLES WILKINS. 1.A.r. 1 )-• F.R•S.• :Printed tUr F. and C. Rivington • I. Walker ; I. Cuthell; Vernor, Hood,'and Silarpe ; Wh ' ie and Co. ;• Cadell 'and Davies ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,. and Brown ; Lack ington, Allen, and - Co. • I Richardson; I. M. Richardson Black, Parry, and Kingsbury ; M. - Miller; S. Bagater ; I. Harding ; I. Asperne; K. Scholey ; - ; - . 1. Murray ; and. I. Hodgson. *** Purchasers of this Work,' who have already received thk, First Yolume, may now be supplied with the Se. cone Volusue, on application to their respedive Book. sellers. - • . . . • As above, may also be had, A Vocabulary, Persian, A rabic, and English, abridged from, the above Work. By David Hopkins, Esq. Assis:ant-Sur. geon on the Bengal Establishment : - Upc Volume, price' tl. 16s. in boards. • DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THESE PILLS long ontained,a just celeb r ity i n the private'praCtice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, apo. thecary ; and from.their great success:in many obstinate 1311i oils Disorders, on numerous Patients of Distinction, and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warre , ,, Sir Gregory Page furner, the Dowager L a d y S ay and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, Zee. he was persuadeck to olLr them to the Public, Under the approbation anti the sanetion of their names. "l'he Pills are found to be an incomparable remedy for re. storing fhb tone of the StoMach, for curing Indigestion, or preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable,erue tations and flatulent:les. They prevent habitual and teinpo raryCostiveness,siek head-achs, and heart-b urn , w hiCh i s oc. castoned by pregnancy, and a riehiluated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intempera;e diet, or drinking to excess.- Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap. side, corner of Paternoster-row ; and retail, by Trewinan, Exeter; Cookvvoithy and Hoxland, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, Birningliam ; Smith, Mandersion, and Cargil, Edin burgh ; Billinge and G region, Liverpool ; Lynch and Sullies; Manchester ; Ilnutt, Portsea ; and by most Medicine N'en ders; in Boxes at as. gd. and 6s. each. Of whom may be had, Hickman's Pills, which are an ef icaual Cure fox the Gravel and Stone, Stoppage of Urine, Complaints in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, ;vat Bladder, Lumbago, arc. Of the various complaints incident to the human frame, there are none more dreadful'in their nature, nor-more alarm. ing in their consequences than the Gravel and Stone ; they are complainti to which every peraun, even the most abste, miotig, is liable. Hickman's Pills, composed of the most in inocent ingredients, have been found of singular eilicacy,in nor only strengthening the,vessels_ containing the urine, but hap pily destroying the petrifying qitaliry of it,' from which pro ceed the above complaints o kc. removing the calculi, or gritty concretions, and Ltd/lulling everY pernictous tendency to theb% dasordcm v 7-s• Nfr - o,;f3,cote-2Aii,Le.„k4,l "gfilso,4 H E SU ‘ ,17 : -.. .. ..- \ -.."-.1. , : ::,- -- ,,,t. .4 . ......• . ; t .: . ~,:-,`"*.1.-:-:.- '''',..,k,' — ' , 4 • 14.• - - A— -7------. '- \ . ~, -_,,1, , , , .k . " ' '", f - 4 .: . • -, =O , - 4. .. - ;;-* i i':., : \ IA-711 11 :,,. I Y r I 1 - 40 )• ' ..zszL :. °:).. -- ; : ;;' ' '.4 - - -- .-.2. ' Pr ...-p t. • -A._ I - 4 • . t '*.... %, • . I containing the naives of 21 Lords, signed by him self.—Ordered. ,: - -- He the n •mo'ved for the attendance of Dolora Reynolds, Halford, and Heberden, on the. 1-Luse to-morrow, io order that they may be sworn-at the Bar, touching their evidence before JheCommittee, and further, that Doclors Willis and Ela,tlite de•at-i -tend for the same purpbse on Saturday next... • _ The Duke of NORP ;LK said a few words' i't a. low tone'of voice, not it objection to the arranger..ent ,proposed by the .Noble Earl, but princ.p !It) . to et 'quire, why all . the Physicians. cote(' nor Attend on the same day ? ••. s' . ..• . The Earl 'of LIVERPOOL, in answer, ,observed,,: that the personal attendance of the ,Phy4ciaris men rioted upon his M a j est y , to-morrow, would fonder their attendance bitirre Saturday impracticable.. He likewise observed, that the proceeding of the.ballot may be so arranged, as that , all the lists may de- _ livered in to the Clerk against the meeting- of the House to-morrow, at 4 o'clock, when a Committee may be appointed :or the purpose of exAmining .the lists and reporting to the House the names of the Lords upon whom the choice sho , ld. tall. The attendance of his Majesty's= Physicians, as moved fur by the Earl of LIVERPOOL, was then or dered; and on hi s L or d s hi p ' s motion, the House adjourned till to-morrow. TRANSPORT OFFICE, Nov.. 24, dro. THE COMMISSIONERS for Concluding His MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERPIC4, for taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir the Care and Cuito,ly, of Prisoners- of War, do here& give Notice, that they will be read ) , at thif Office, on Tbursda", the 2oib December, 113io, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as Mei be willing *coma? for VICTUALLING PRISONt RS of WAR in Hra tb, at Norman Cross, near Stilton, for Six Months certain, p.m the Ist Fehrua , y, ISt'. No rendei will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Let ter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become, bound Tvith the Person tendering, in the Sum tf zoo a. for the due Performance of the Contra El. Farther P4eticulars may de known, 6), applying,at this Office, or to Capt. Presdami, Ntrman TR/MSFORT-OF.I , ICE, • ' Nov. 20,' 1810. 1 HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduciing His MII,7EST TI? AN - SPORT SERVICE, for taking, Care of Sick and Woundod Seamen, and for the Care and Custody - Prisoners of !Par, do hereby give Notice, That they 'will be ready at this Offce, on Tuesday, the 18th December, f 8 to, to re ceiire sealed Tenderi, and Treat with such Persons a c may he will ing to cvura, Vor VICTUA LUNG PRISONERS of %VAR in Health and in Sickness, at Esk Mills near Pennyczeik, in North Writain, for Six Months certain, j om the Ist Januarys 1811, or on the day on which Prisoners shall commence being victua4ed there. Na Tender :Jill he received after One o'clock on the pa" o f Treafy, nor any noticed unless the Party, or ap Agent for blur, persouagyatiend. Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter Iron, two respect ?hie Persons, engaging to become toiend lull,: the Person tendering,inth.: Sum of 20001. for the due performance of the Contral7. Farther l'a , ticulars may bt: incrzun 6y appo'ing at this Office, or to Malcolm Wright, Esq. Agent to the said Commissioners a t Greenlaw, near 'Edinburgh; or Capt. Fellow, Esk Prison. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 3, a to. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ,HIS MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE do herehy dive Notice, that Proposal; will be received a! their Offier;,:a Pall. Mall, on or &lore flionday, the 31st instant, from fuel, Person s . ar may be willing to undertake the supply of IRONMO NC E RY AR TIOL E consisting of TOOLS of varioar .11cripttprts f'•r . the Service of thir-Department, for a period of Three Years. Patterns of sire Articles may he viewed *WI application as the Principal Slot - cheerer': Office at the Tower; and J they particulars, togi her with the Terms and Condi:J . lns of the Contract, may be kotswn at the Secretary's Office afoesaid, any day between the flours o/ - Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals mast 6i del:vered, sealed up and indorsed, " Propos'als for Tools, &c of various Descriptloni ;" but no Prop9ra can he admitted alter the said 3 'at inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sane day ; neither will art' , Tender be noticed, unless the Pa 4 making it, or an ;Igent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of Me Board, R. a CREW, Secretary. hiPERLIL, PyII:LI4IIIEN.7. HOUSE OF PEERS. THURSDAY, DEC. 1;3. A Meeting took place putsuant to the last Ad journment, and a very considerable number - of Peers aitended. - ' = • STATE OF HIS MAIESTY'S HEALTH, About five &thick, Ti e,Earl of LIVERPOOL rose, and stated, that it must be in the recollection of their Lord Ships, when he last bad the honour tcraddress th em , h e t ia d said, th a t onlesS some very material change -should take place lit the state of his Majesty's health, indi, catiVe of a reasonable hope of a speedy restoration of his Majesty to the personal exercise - of his royal funetiotts; it was not hid. intention to propose on their next meeting (this day) a further adjournment for any length of time. .-,And though a considerable degree of progressive amendment had sin ce - ta k en place,"`and the same .confident expectations of his. Majesty's recovery were still, of course, entertained by his physiehns, yet the immediate . state of his Majesty's health was such, as that he could out hold, out the prospect , of that most desirable event being likely to sake place in so short a time, as that he thought could warrant him to propose, in - tlie pre sent instance, a farther adjournment. Under these circumstances, therefore', and with a view to that course of proceeding which in the judgment of the House it might be proper and expedient to adopt, he begged leave to propose for the consideration of their Lordships, as was the course on the,former casion;—first, that a Committee shrmid be'chosen in the way of ballot, to examine the Physicians at tending his Majesty, as to the adual state of his 'Majesty's health, and to report such examination to the House. this should be agreed .to, he w0u1 ,4 move, that such Committee shall consist-of twenty Lords, and that the House should adjourn till to morrow,.for the purpose of chusing such Commit tee. Tho. Noble Secretary then f ymoved, r - That d Committee SiloUl,l bu chosen as above ; which, on the question being put, was ordered, neut. His Lordship moved, secondly, That the said COM_ mitiee of o Lords be ballotted for to-morrow ; and that each Peer present should put into a glass a li,t , Ho USE OF .COMMONS, THURSDAY, DEC. 13. NEW WRII'. Sir J. NEWPORT moved, ti at the Clerk of the Crown do issue a aewr Writ for the election of a Knight ofthe Stine, for the County of Limerick, in the room -of Wm.' Odell, E-q. who had been t;:i zetted on the 27th of August last, :35 one of the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland. Mr. BIDDULPH expressed his doubts whether% in the present detective state of the royal authority, - any, such motion could be cart ied into effect. • - The SPEAKER reminded the Hon: Gent. of-the decision of the House on this subjeCt Ppoi a iornaer. occasion, and declared that in his opinion it wits Vie parainount and primary duty of the figuse of Com mons to fill up all vacancies that might occur in their own body. Sir F. BURDETT supported Honourable Friend (Mr. Biddulon) in the objedions which he made to the present motion. He contended that the pre sent assembly- was‘ not strictly a House of Com mons, deprived as they were of the - sanction di the legal authority; and be maintained that the ing of a Writ, such as they now prci.luiec.l, would be illegal. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcuEnoca- expresstd his surprise, after what hadiallen from the (2') !ir, that had ts , '.en Ciought necessary-to say any in re 04 the subject. On a former occasio. this due.; ion had been determined without a dissentien: .voce. With respect to lice HonouLable Baroneiss.declara ticn, that the present was not leg a Hous e o f. Commons, he contended that nothing was more clear and better established than that they xt''ere a House of Commons, and as such perfectly compe-' tenent to , take - Rich steps 'as the security and tits. terests of the country rendered it incumbent oil them . under the present circumstances, to adopt w ithout further delay. The Hon. Baronet's arguinen , , if carried to its extent,t.vould go much further..-11, LIS he has stated, that house could not issue a writ fbr the election of a new Member, it followed that all writs from the courts of law .would be rendered null, and - consequently that all legal proceedings must be suspended. Than this nothing could be a more Mistaken idea. It was a vital prtncigle of th e Coo .stitution, that, a s th e C rown was in the full ex ercise of its prerogative, even where no occasion existed for the immediate personal interference of the Sovereign, to those branches of the regal autho rity_which.derived their origin from the royarstock, remained unimpaired, not - Withstanding any acciden tal calamity that fright happen' to Majesty itself. All ideas, therefore, of the impossibility of any of theftnictiOns of Government. being performed under the present circumstances - were erroneous, and founded on , a mistaken notion , of the nature of the Constitution. But of these misraken ideas that bn which he more distindtly desired to dwell was, the error respecting the House of Corntm,n,. Th e House of Qonacnans at prese n t assembled '‘k,eie just as much the Representatives of the People of Eng land, 25 if his Majesty were at that mower)t bless.,,d with perfect health and, a=lthough certainly not a Parliament, were. just as 9onyetent to the purpose, in the anticipation of which the motion wore them was made. The question was then put and agreed to. HIS MAJESTY. The CHANCELLOR of the E X C HEQUER again rose, and addressed the Chair to the following Med. cr Mr. SPRAKER.—When I had the honour of addressing you previous to the last adjournment of the House, I had occasion to refer to the commu nication which had been antecedently made to the House by my Right Hon. Friend near me (Mr. Se cretary Ryder), ,and on referring to that Communi cation, I telt justified in submitting to the House the propriety of affording a further delay in, their pro ;Feedings, grounded on the 'hope that his Majesty might make such a progress towards recovery vtrould give us a reasonable prospe& of his speedy rtsumption of the Royal Funaions. At that time, such was the confident- expectation which I tnyseif entertained, I did not imagine that his Majesty's disorder would continue beyond the period of the proposed adjournment, and I was anxious, there. to're, that during that period there should be no interference in the .subjea on the part of this